Hello, Stue here. This isn't an ad. This is me telling you that you have got to get hold of a copy of Adam Blooms book, Finding Your Comic Genius. It's just so great, and I want everyone to buy it for everyone else for Christmas. We discuss it in detail on episode 437 and at the time of recording this it has 66 5-star reviews out of 66 reviews on Amazon.

So go and find Adam Bloom's book, Repeat. This is not an ad and I'm not

being remunerated. Or remunerated. I can never get that right.

Thanks for listening to the podcast. My new tour show, Like I Mean It, starts its life at the Edinburgh Festival every day

from the fifth to the 27th of the Liquid Rooms annex tickets are non-existent

and entrance is completely free but you'll probably want to bring some money.

This is a podcast from, comedian pod form.

Hello and welcome to the show, I'm Stuart Goldsmith and today I'm very pleased to be

bringing you the last of this year's run of live podcasts at the Soho Theatre

for which I'm very happy to thank everyone that helped arrange this interview my dear

friend Thelma and everyone at the Soho theatre team who look after the comedy there,

Steve, Kitty and Lee and all of those guys so thank you very much for your help in sorting this live show out.

This was an absolute dream and at the end of the show you will hear some absolutely,

it was the perfect ending to a very lovely interview.

Some really excellent advice for a listener who was about to go and do their first ever open mic,

a member of the audience who was about to go and their first ever open mic the day after the show.

So listen out for that.

There's some terrific advice particularly on managing pre-gig anxiety which you remember I spoke a little bit about last

week in a different sort of a context.

This is the absolutely legendary Joe Brand.

It gives me enormous pride and pleasure to ask you to welcome to the stage an absolute

heroine of comedy.

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